have a 12 harley heritage that uses a heavy duty h4 headlight bulb wiil these work plug and play
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Yes, they should be suitable in any application that uses a H4 (9003) bulb.
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you can use these or the 35 watt. These are a lot brighter than the 35 watt HID's
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These use a standard h3 plug in bulb that can be purchased at any autoparts store
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You need to check your existing bulbs. If they are H11's you should be good to go
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Lee,I don't have a Harley, but, these hardly pull any power from your lighting system. You should be able to splice them into your tail light wires. I use them as brake lights. I spliced them into the brake wires. I have not had any issues with these, even over 4 years after installing them. Good luck
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Good question...I believe the customs have a different headlight and riser setup. Mine is an 883 low. Fit like a dream. Call your nearest Harley shop and talk to their parts Guy. He'll be able to cross reference part numbers
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It is a H4. I have a harness upgrade that I got separately. I believe without a harness, the bulbs are more likely to burn out easier.
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These will not work because they will not be able to rest on the top caps. You need a compressor that has an extended cap rest for Harley big twin valves... Something like OTC 4572 Large Valve Spring Compressor.
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Hi, these headlight come with bulbs the original hardware would be required to bolt up
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These are for OEM non HIDs I believe, but far from plug and play. They require quite a bit of wiring.
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they should be standard H1 bulbs but if you use the high output lights carry a spare because they burn out pretty fast.
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It will fit. Most HD's from 1999 on up use that H-4 bulb on the primary headlamp.Best to plug it in and let it burn for a good hour to outside/atmosphere before securing it into the housing.Otherwise,PIAA"S have a tendency to give off a gas/mist which will cover the inside of your lens with a haze.Hence,defeating the purpose of buying the superior PIAA bulbs.It comes off that coated portion on the top of the bulb.Have spoken to PIAA tech department in Japan about this.Also,all Harley's use a 51/4 or 7 inch headlamp.The older bikes use those crappy sealed beams,which are 1940(75 year old technology)technology,at its worst.Simply take it out,throw it away, and plug in a PIAA H-4.Do not be 'sucker punched' by the junk sold in autoparts stores.Sure they are"Halogen"but put out a feeble 55/65 watt light.PIAA's do as well,but their technology gives you a legal WHITE light that will allow you to ride much safer.Their 'passing light' bulbs are also asuperior product.It is now legal to run your passing lamps with either your low beam,or your high beam.They come from the factory to 'go-off' when you switch on your bright beam.However,Harley now has a cheap harness that allows the use of 'passing beams' on both high and low beams.Running 3 PIAA lamps on high beam is orgasmic!You simple don't need any of that HID garbage.I have tried everything,...just go with PIAA! JIM McCARTHY (M.I.T Electrical Engineer)(Daytona24 and LeMans24 Endurance Driver)928 242 0203 Santa Fe,New Mexico
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They should work fine for any newer model Harley. They work great for my 2010 fat boy
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If you have a 4 and half inch light now it will. They fit my 95 harley electra glide perfectly...hope this helps... they are super bright...if you have a 7 inch head light add the truck light 7....it's great...
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I don't think it will work. The best thing to do is go to your service department and ask them for a pin out of the plug on your Can Am and compare it with the Harley pin out.
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They should be plug and play as long as you have the correct bulb for the car. Have you tried the high and low beams?
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Both vehicles share the same light sockets. Most, if not all, of the bulbs will work.